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SK Hynix Plans to Invest Approximately 6 Trillion Yen to Expand Its Semiconductor Manufacturing Facilities in South Korea, Building a DRAM Factory in Yongin for Approximately 4 Trillion Yen and a NAND Manufacturing Plant in Cheongju for Approximately 2 Trillion Yen.
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SK Hynix, a South Korean technology company and one of the world's top three memory chip manufacturers alongside Micron and Samsung, has announced it will invest 54 trillion won (approximately 6 trillion yen) to build a new memory chip factory to secure a medium- to long-term production base to meet the growing demand for AI memory. Read more...
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